The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-26

dec. pIopeity anu p,i''''
ing lots in P%ennsgrOve by :. ID. Lay
ton heirs.
Jan. Farm i'll U. p. Neck by
John BOrlen.
DR.. Garrison's timber in Lower Neck
brought about $50 per acre on Wednes-
day.
Miss Nellie Pierce, of Philadelphia,
sp-nt Thanksgiving with relatives i'll
P~ennsgroye.
DIR. Griffee, Of Philadelphia, spent
THANKSGIVING with his old p%receptor,
DR.. johnson.
The bayaar and festival in Odd Eel
lows Hall continues this afternoon
and evening.
Miss Mary Shoemaker has again be-
gun duty as assistant teacher of the
Auburn public school.
some Of the farmers are getting off
their sweet potatoes at from $2.15 to
S. per b rrel according to qualify.
Rev. c. l.. Puwelson having had Il
call away Oh Thanksgiving will preach
u Thanksgiving sermon tomorrow aft
trlnWn.
Miss .Arrte Joiuuson has returned
home to stay from the State NORMAL
sc,ml, Trenton.
Capt, lin Whit .ker is Oh his way from
Galveston to Appalachicola. He has
heard tile election news.
Business was generally suspended IN
P-nnsgiove on Thursday. Rev. L. e.
Carman preached the Thanksgiving
sermon In Emmanuel Church.
The Il shares OF capital stock of the
Paryin Iron Wagon Co. sold on We'd
hssiay WIS bought by D.. V. Summer
III, jr., for SO per share, par value Sl00'
Moses Hughes and family moved To
Philadelphia this week to remain dur
lag the winter nearer his business. We
miss the face Of the genial cap ain OF
III streets.
MIR. 5. d Overiisld, proprietor of tlt
Central House, Delaware Water Cape.
spent last Sunday with DIR. johnson
The DIR. has put up with him several
times when al the Cape.
Viola Council Jr. Order of Amer
lean Mechanics attended Sci vices at tl.t
Bethel NJ. z. Church last Sunday after.
ihrr and at St. Pauls in the evening
Tomorrow evening they vii be at Em-
manuel Church.
WIN. Halter moved from Camden to
P-musgruvp OH Friday of last week
While carting his goods from the sta
ton Robert CroSs's horses ran ava.
with Halter, breaking the furni,ur,
and bruising him very badly about tn,
face.
burroughs Smith has sold his inter
est in the eating house at 1870 Frank
ford Road, plila., to his partner, JOIN
Perry, who will continue the stand IL
sole proprietor. Smith thinks of ma"'
down town and conducting an e., irs
house.
Those who put In large patch 5 u
round potatoes this year struck it ricl
MS they are now selling for 60 and Il.
cents per husllel. The cropi in Pilesgrov
township Was ST. large, go AM
800 uer acr,. being II common
occurrence. But few round potator
are raised IN the river townships.
since the report that all oil eliot
factory will b- bullion the Baker gif
track ut Pennsville in the sprin
the officials of the Della var
River railroad ARE considering the prn
j-ct Of extending the railruad~to Penns
vi IL. President Conner says the rott
u he built for about 500. 900,
Samuel and David G. Simkins int"n
tearing down theiI six apartments c
the .'hara tack" row oh the south
eastern end and opening II new stree
from Main to Railroad avenue mex
spring. Jacob Shoemaker contemplate
building u house on one corner Of til
Railroad venue and the new street
and Thomas Hunt on the opposite col
lrr.
The lecture by Rev. Waldo Messaro'
of Phila., on Acorn to Oak, beng
history OF this continent, its inhabi
ants, discoveries, and government, wi
be al opportunity for a rare treat t
the citizens of this vicinity. EncouI
aye those who take the responsible
OF advancing the literary interests
oar to WI by your presence next Wee
nesdsy evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
Scrofula is one OF the most fat;
among the scourges which aflict maj
kind. Chronic sores, ~cancerous humOri
cancellation, and consumption, are Il
result of scrofula. Ayers SarsaparilI
rradicates this poison, and restores
to the blood, the elements of life al
and health.